Coloradans bundling up ahead of this weekend’s arctic blast should also plan on keeping their homes cozy, particularly for water pipes that can freeze and burst during subzero cold snaps.

In fact, burst pipes are one of the most common causes of property damage during frigid weather. The resulting mess can lead to thousands in water damage—easily $5,000 or more, according to the ...

wiring and vents to stop cold air leaks. Open cabinet doors to allow heat to reach uninsulated pipes under kitchen and bathroom sinks. Allow water to drip from faucets that are fed by uninsulated ...

let a pencil-sized stream of water flow through the faucet until normal heating is restored. Eliminate cold breezes and allow warm air to flow around the pipes to prevent freezing again.

The prolonged freezing temperatures can pose a danger to water lines in a home. Frozen pipes can be more than just an inconvenience to a resident. If a pipe breaks due to a freeze, it can cause ...

HOUSTON — Pipes break during wintry weather because the water freezes and expands inside them, similar to what happens when you put a bottle of water or a can of soda in the freezer. Frozen ...

Pour 1/2 cup of baking soda into your garbage disposal. Then, pour 1 cup of vinegar in. Allow the mixture to bubble and sit ...